If you book two rooms can you have your credit card only linked to one room?

Bete

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I want to book two rooms on my credit card. One room will be guests that we are paying for. We don't want to give them credit card privileges on our dime for their room.

Is this possible or does every room have to be linked to a credit card?
 
They probably won't use any credit card of their own to link to the room.

Is it even possible to have a hotel room at Disney or elsewhere that does not have a credit card tied to it? I've always been required to provide a CC for incidentals wherever in the world I've stayed.
 

I’m not sure whether you have to have a CC linked to every room, but I do know that to charge anything to the room you have to enter a PIN. So for one thing don’t tell your guests about room charges, and especially don’t give them a PIN. They can use their own CC instead of charging to the room.
 
CC is artached to pay for the room if it’s roommonky. But that isn’t attached to the room for charging. If you do online checkin, now you have to enter a cc. And that authorizes charging to the room.

BUT you also have a PIN for that. Don’t give them the PIN. Simple.


Is it even possible to have a hotel room at Disney or elsewhere that does not have a credit card tied to it? I've always been required to provide a CC for incidentals wherever in the world I've stayed.

If you don’t do online checkin you don’t have to put a cc down. And that means you canNOT charge to the room. There will be no incidentals because it won’t be possible.
 
It's okay to have the two rooms on the credit card, but I want it linked only to one room, my room. For example you have two rooms, 101 and 102. 101 will be our room. Our guests will be 102. I want room 102 to be linked to 101 and not have it's own independent identity with my credit card.

I'm not sure the pin idea will work; the food court wants you to put in the PIN number for your meals there. I doubt if we will eat in the food court together all the time; so, the guests would need the pincode, too.

I may have to call Disney reservations about this situation.
 
Yes, you can. We have paid for our daughter’s family’s room a couple of times. They did not have charging privileges on our card. Just tell them at check in.
 
Yes, you can. We have paid for our daughter’s family’s room a couple of times. They did not have charging privileges on our card. Just tell them at check in.
Yes, you can. We have paid for our daughter’s family’s room a couple of times. They did not have charging privileges on our card. Just tell them at check in.

Thank-you. I figured there has to be a way to do it.
 
I've gone with friends several times. I was able to link the card just to my magic band. Once my friends wanted to link cards too. They were each able to link a card to their band. One of my friends loved it because her husband (at home) just saw one charge at the end instead of a charge for each little thing.
 
I have stayed there many times and we usually have 2 rooms. 2nd room was for my son and brother and they had their own credit cards linked to their magic bands, so yes you can book 2 rooms and make any arrangements re credit cards at check in.
 


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